Law Enforcement Technology

JUN 2014

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1. Prevent heat-related deaths Law enforcement and military dogs (K9s) face unavoidable, life-threatening situations every day. While on the job, many experience heat-related incidents such as heat stroke, often leading to death. To prevent unnecessary K9 deaths, law enforcement units from Massachusetts, Arizona and Texas have invested in a wireless monitoring system that communicates the K9's internal body temperature to their human officer partners in real-time. Data Sciences International has partnered with Blueforce Development Corp. to introduce a system designed to ensure occupational health and safety for law enforcement and military K9s while working in dangerous environmental conditions. Circle 78 on Reader Service Card 4. Bikes need to see at night, too Safariland Patrol Bikes has added three new light combina- tions for its Safariland/Kona Patrol Bike line through its new partnership with NiteRider. The three new light systems are the NiteRider Patrol Light and Siren, the NiteRider Lumina and Mako Systems. All three packages offer a powerful high-performance light and are quick and easy to install. Circle 81 on Reader Service Card 3. A case for tough terrain Pelican Products has designed its wheeled case models to easily move over a wide range of rough terrain. The polymer case trolley is engineered with larger, thicker 4-inch diameter polyurethane wheels with stainless steel hardware and ball bearings, as well as a retractable pull handle. Stabilizing blocks are also integrated to compensate for the larger wheels when the case is lying horizontal. Available in black. Circle 80 on Reader Service Card 5. Handheld chemical detection 908 Devices' M908 handheld tool utilizes high-pressure mass spectrometry (HPMS) for trace-level chemical detection and identification. Engineered to provide civilian users, first responders, and military teams with unique capabilities for material analysis, M908 is set to transform the way chemical and explosive hazards are controlled at the point of need. Environmentally hardened to commercial and military standards, such as MIL-STD-810G, M908 weighs 2.0 kg (4.4 pounds), is battery powered and designed for effortless operation in full personal protective equipment (PPE). It delivers multimode detection and identification for extreme hazards and critical threats. Circle 82 on Reader Service Card 2. Extreme conditions radio Motorola Solutions Inc. added to its award-winning lineup of APX mission-critical two-way radios with the APX 4000XE portable radio. Users like police, fire, EMS, corrections and public works agencies will find a full array of ASTRO 25 features and functionality. The new solution provide users with Project 25 (P25) Time Division Multiple Access (TDMA) capabilities to deliver both voice and data messaging over a single wireless communications infrastructure. Circle 79 on Reader Service Card 20 Law Enforcement Technology June 2014 www.officer.com N E W G E A R A N D G A D G E T S P R O D U C T S & T E C H 4 2 5 1 3 5/20/14 1:43 PM

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